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News for September 2008

Adventureworks leader training weekend (30th Sep)
[Medical casualty during a scenario working at the water margins, 2 kb]Last weekend, 30 Adventureworks leaders met at Longtown Outdoor Centre for a review of this year and a chance to gain some additional training.

On Friday, Dom Hall from FieldSkills delivered a Tropical Skills training day for our leaders going to Borneo next summer. Here they had the opportunity to learn the use of a machete, put up hammocks as well as learn about jungle safety, lost and found techniques and jungle flora and fauna.
On Saturday we held our annual forum where this years summer expeditions were reviewed as well as talks form Bob Burson, Northampton's Outdoor Education Advisor and Jo McCready on development and enrichment training. There was also the opportunity to take part in medical workshops run by doctors from the 'Diploma of Mountain Medicine' on topics such as asthma, diabetes, anaphylactic shock as well as a question and answer session.
On Sunday the group travelled to Ystrafellta where teams travelled around a series of scenarios based on working at the water margins such as dealing with a group following a river, washing and swimming sites and medical issues.

Photos from the weekend can be viewed in photo gallery

Bristol Grammar School team 2 expedition report (8th Sep)
[Coombeshead girls on the summit of Pisco, 11 kb]This summer, two teams from Bristol Grammar School completed a 12 day trek through the Cordillera Huayuash, culminating with an ascent of Pisco at 5752m.

A trip report from the 2nd team led by David Haygarth can be seen here with photos available soon.

Leighton Park School return from India (4th Sep)
At the weekend, a team from Leighton Park School returned from an 18 day adventure to India and the Himalayas.

A full report can be seen here with photos available soon.

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